Nikon SB-50DX flitser (9065) Flash





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In this auction we offer:
Nikon SB-50DX flash
This flash is in a very good and working condition.
The Nikon Speedlight SB-50DX is a compact flash unit, specifically designed for use with Nikon single-lens reflex cameras (film SLR) and older DSLRs. It supports all Nikon TTL exposure modes up to and including D-TTL, which means that it will work correctly with Nikon cameras produced before 2002. On newer cameras that use i-TTL, the SB-50DX will still fire, but the automatic TTL exposure control will not function as intended.
Guide number: 72 ft (ISO 100)
Zoom range: 14 mm to 50 mm
Bounce Head: tilts straight up and -18 degrees forward (macro position)
TTL compatibility: Nikon TTL modes up to and including D-TTL
Wireless: Built-in wireless receiver, activated with a Nikon master flash.
Power: Two CR123A batteries (not included)
We are offering this with a Nikon SS-50 case, as pictured.
In this auction we offer:
Nikon SB-50DX flash
This flash is in a very good and working condition.
The Nikon Speedlight SB-50DX is a compact flash unit, specifically designed for use with Nikon single-lens reflex cameras (film SLR) and older DSLRs. It supports all Nikon TTL exposure modes up to and including D-TTL, which means that it will work correctly with Nikon cameras produced before 2002. On newer cameras that use i-TTL, the SB-50DX will still fire, but the automatic TTL exposure control will not function as intended.
Guide number: 72 ft (ISO 100)
Zoom range: 14 mm to 50 mm
Bounce Head: tilts straight up and -18 degrees forward (macro position)
TTL compatibility: Nikon TTL modes up to and including D-TTL
Wireless: Built-in wireless receiver, activated with a Nikon master flash.
Power: Two CR123A batteries (not included)
We are offering this with a Nikon SS-50 case, as pictured.

